South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-16
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Moral characteristics are too often tbs ONT
growth OF physical causes IL 30, sho,,Id a
man with diseased body be trusted with
s srmies' banks, railroads or other great enter
In order to strengthen tho mind, we mu,t
strengthen tho body. But in aiding physical
FORCES certain muscles are frequently
strengtnened, because Of their use, at the
ployeL 1"e'"
The oarsman develops the muscles that ara
Drought into use in rowing, and by continu-
s s developing them he i prepared for the
nature 70 improve the mind and the eva
10 enable one to employ all his forces to
tne best advantage, the body must be in
healthy condition, 50 that all parts must fully
mind BY strengthening the body.
lbe irritable man. the unjust man. the un-
oucccssfui man, the woman in her duties OF
NE, the counting room defaultcrs and the
ceive too little CHI srity, even when the resu,t
rs prostration by disease, or sudden death by
suicide, or some terrible crime For not
until life is ended, and the result Of the post
mortem examination IS known, can the
physician declare that the cause was organic
arrangement of the system. They pronounce
It blood poisoning. melancholy, loss of yigor.
or nervous prostration. These so-cafled
diseases, nine times out Of ten, arise from
the kidneys, which are diseased SO that they
cannot expel the waste matter from the
blood.
There are hundreds of thousands of people
who do not know that the same quantity OF
blood that passes through the heart this
much-favored and admired orpan,. passes
also through the kidneys. II the latter
organs are healthy, injurious matter is not
retained, but the pure blood that has become
Inferred by the little hair-like tubes which
MI the kidneys, goes to the heart to be diff.
fused through the entire body, producing
health. and again taking up deadly waste
But il the kidneys are diseased, the uric
ACID attacks the weakest organ in the body,
which must eventually give way 1t is then
that the physician and the patient treat
what are really the effects, not the causes
The strong point that the proprietors OF
Warmers safe cure make is that their great
remedy cures SO many general diseases be-
cause 1T corrects the causes leaving the eff
fects to right themselves
Now, nearly every ono who becomes pros
trated. is, IL fortunate enough, able to secure
the attentions OF physician, who seeks to
make an analysis of the fluids passed we
have no doubt that the founders OF this great
Warmers safe cure have awakened the med
cal men from their lethargy on the impor-
lance OF urinalysis
We are to-day in receipt OF a little book.
Warmers safe cure pamphlet, in which we
find very valuable information i'm regard "a,
diseases, the causes of their existence and their
cures. II Is very ingeniously put before the
reader in conversational style, the reader
asking questions, and the publishers i'm theii
answers making very plain some points bu,
seldom understood. This matter will be re.
ceived with much more interest than the
mass of stuff which is floating about the
country, proclaiming tho various merits OF
pretended nostrums.
won by a mere scratch" as the hen OBJ
served when she turned up the worm.